Turkey, Georgia & the Caucasus 
in $750s-$940s RT
OliviaJFC
You might have noticed that jam-packed pile of Central Asia fares with Turkish that we sent out earlier today, but... wait! There's more!
Get ready for Turkish Airlines Sale Part Two: Caucasus Boogaloo!
In this group, we're adding to yesterday's little Istanbul collection with eight more non-stops to Turkey's biggest hub. Not enough Turkey? You want MORE Turkey? You want smaller cities, like Antalya and Ankara and İzmir and Bodrum? We got 'em — check out this map to peruse all the bonus routes that we ran out of space for here.
But that's not all! We've also got some rarer routes up in those Caucasus Mountains. Places like Tbilisi (perennial Jack's staff favorite and comfort food paradise) and Yerevan (check out those winter skiing dates) and Baku (where you can stroll through that so-old-that-no-one-knows-quite-how-old Old Town).
Man, sometimes we love a sequel :-)
Taking off ✈️
Tip Published: Jul 14, 2026
Round trips to Baku (GYD):
- Atlanta (ATL) - $844
- Chicago (ORD) - $799
- Dallas (DFW) - $898
- Houston (IAH) - $898
- Miami (MIA) - $849
- New York (JFK) - $849
Round trips to Batumi (BUS):
- Chicago (ORD) - $781
- Miami (MIA) - $881
- New York (JFK) - $799
- San Francisco (SFO) - $949
- Washington Dulles (IAD) - $799
Round trips to Istanbul (IST):
- Atlanta (ATL) - $750
- Boston (BOS) - $650
- Chicago (ORD) - $750
- Miami (MIA) - $800
- New York (JFK) - $650
- Newark (EWR) - $650
- San Francisco (SFO) - $800
- Washington Dulles (IAD) - $750
Round trips to Tbilisi (TBS):
- Boston (BOS) - $750
- Chicago (ORD) - $800
- Dallas (DFW) - $899
- Houston (IAH) - $899
- Los Angeles (LAX) - $900
- Miami (MIA) - $900
- New York (JFK) - $750
- San Francisco (SFO) - $900
- Seattle (SEA) - $849
- Washington Dulles (IAD) - $800
Round trips to Yerevan (EVN):
- Atlanta (ATL) - $799
- Boston (BOS) - $799
- Chicago (ORD) - $799
- Dallas (DFW) - $898
- Houston (IAH) - $898
- New York (JFK) - $849
- Washington Dulles (IAD) - $799
How to Book
We've archived the booking information because we noticed availability has changed or the fares have gone up since it was first published. The inspiration is yours to keep 🙂
